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predispose-make someone liable or inclined to a specified attitude, action, or condition.
word origin-none
Sentence-Past experiences have predisposed her to distrust people

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Anna Vogt, Lexi Watts, and Charlie Weinrich- salvage: rescue 

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Anna Vogt, Lexi Watts, and Charlie Weinrich- salvage: rescue 

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word origin- salvagium (Latin

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Predispose- To make something liable or inclined to a specific attitude.
Origin-
Sentence- Lack of exercise may predispose an individual to high blood pressure.

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Sarah Pyle/Andrew Rosewicz//Muddle- 1. to bring into a disordered or confusing state. 

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Sarah Pyle/Andrew Rosewicz//Muddle- 1. to bring into a disordered or confusing state. 

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Word Origin- Moddelen (Dutch)
Sentence- The teacher forgot to tell the class the directions, so they were all muddled.

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not being what it purports to be; false or fake.
Sentence
The con artist made a spurious claim about being a member of the royal family.
origin
came from the latin word spurius

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Anna Vogt, Lexi Watts, and Charlie Weinrich - salvage - the rescue of a wrecked or disabled ship or its cargo from loss at sea.

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Anna Vogt, Lexi Watts, and Charlie Weinrich - salvage - the rescue of a wrecked or disabled ship or its cargo from loss at sea.

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Word Origin: Salvagium (Latin)

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Jack Olm-Shipman/Jimmy O'Dwyer - Salvage 

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Jack Olm-Shipman/Jimmy O'Dwyer - Salvage 

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Definition:  The rescue of a wrecked or disabled ship or its cargo
Origin: French
Sentence: The crew went out on a boat to salvage the wrecked ship
Remember: Salvage means to save it or prevent from losing it

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Tommy Hall/Christopher Glenn - Commandeer - officially take possession or control of (something), especially for military purposes.

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Tommy Hall/Christopher Glenn - Commandeer - officially take possession or control of (something), especially for military purposes.

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Word Origin: Commander (French)
Sentence: The Co-Pilot commandeered the plane when the Pilot took a break!
Remember: A commander commandeers something.

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Muddle: bring into into a confusing or disorder state
Word origin: Dutch
Sentence: I was very muddled by the recent test

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Definition: To rescue a wrecked ship or cargo at sea.
Word origin: Latin - Salvare
Sentence: After my boat sank, they had to salvage it.
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Admonish- warn or reprimand someone firmly

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Definition-Rescue, or wrecked or destroyed from lost at sea.
Word of origin:French
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Definition: A situation where a difficult choice has to be made between two or more alternatives.
Word Origin: early 16th century Latin/ Greek

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Definition: officially take possession or control of something, especially for military purposes

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Lauren Bissen / Jake Holzmeister / Alexis White - Spurious

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Lauren Bissen / Jake Holzmeister / Alexis White - Spurious

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Definition: When something doesn't appear to be what it truly is; false or fake.
Word Origin: Latin - Spurius: False
Sentence: George's homework appeared to be completed and thorough, although the teacher could tell that it was spurious, and very incorrect.
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Definition: the act of breaking or failing to observe a law, agreement, or code of conduct.
Word origin: German and Old French
Sentence: This is clearly a breach of a treaty.
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Word Origin: Salvagium (Latin)
Sentence: The ship was salvaged from the sea.
Remember: The meaning of SALVAGING something is to SAVE something.
Gus Vankerisbilck and Caroline Venteicher

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Defention-to break in through a wall or window.
The SWAT team breached the though the door to grab the hostage.
When SWAT teams are breaching they are breaking through windows or doors.

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dilemma- A difficult situation or problem or a situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two or more alternatives, especially equally undesirable ones.
I didn't do my homework today looks like I have a dilemma
Origin- Greek and Latin from early 16th

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Spurious- not what it appears to be, false
Word Origin: Spurius (Latin)
Sentence: Everyone knows she is trying to pass her spurious Gucci slides off as the real thing.
Remember:  SPURIOUS things are SUSPICIOUS

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Braden/Yoseph Commandeer-  To take control or possession of something usually used in the military. 

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Braden/Yoseph Commandeer-  To take control or possession of something usually used in the military. 

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Word origin- French
Sentence- The police officers commandeered all of my belongings due to the crime I committed.
Remember- a commander will usually commandeer

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diffuse- spread over a large area
word origin- diffundere
sentence- The coaches job was to diffuse the water all over the field.
remember- to spread out

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Muddle- very confused or unorganized state.
Word Origin: Dutch
Sentence: I was trying not to muddle through English.
Remember: If you're in a muddle you're in a puddle.

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Circumspect- To be cautious and not risking it.
Sentence- I wanted to be circumspect about going on the roller coaster.
Remember- To (Circle) around the danger .

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Becker/Potter salvage- to save or rescue an item from 

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Becker/Potter salvage- to save or rescue an item from 

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Origin- salvare (latin)
Sentence- He had to salvage his child from drowning
Remember- don't be a savage and salvage what you have

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Muddle- to bring into a disordered or confusing state

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Muddle- to bring into a disordered or confusing state

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Commandeer - officially take possession or control of something, especially for military purposes 

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Commandeer - officially take possession or control of something, especially for military purposes 

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Word Origin: commander (french)
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Salvage- The rescue of a wrecked or disabled ship or its cargo

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Salvage- The rescue of a wrecked or disabled ship or its cargo

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Admonished: Warn or reprimand someone firmly.

Sentence: She admonished me not to drink another soda.
Origin: Latin
How to remember the word: advise is to admonish.

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Aubrey Berger and Basil Benyo                                                        Dilemma: A situation where someone has to make a difficult choice between two or more options.

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Aubrey Berger and Basil Benyo                                                        Dilemma: A situation where someone has to make a difficult choice between two or more options.

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Sentence: I was faced with a dilemma when my mom wanted me to go shopping with her and going to the movies with my friends.
Origin: Greek
Remember: If you have a choice you have a dilemma

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Lawson Montalvo/Kellyn McCabe-Circumspect- wary and unwilling to take risks

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Lawson Montalvo/Kellyn McCabe-Circumspect- wary and unwilling to take risks

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Word Origin: circum(Latin)
Sentence: The officials were very circumspect in their statements.
Remember: Cautious and circumspect mean the same thing and both start with c.

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Diffuse-spread or cause to spread over a wide area or among a large number of people.
Word origin- Diffundere (Latin)

Sentence- Two people were fighting, so I tried to diffuse the situation

Remember- Disperse means to spread out also and they both start with the letter D.

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breach- an act of breaking or failing to observe a law, agreement, or code of conduct.

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breach- an act of breaking or failing to observe a law, agreement, or code of conduct.

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Word Origin- breche (french)
Sentence- They were sued for breach of contract.
Remember-  The opposite of the word BREACH is AGREEMENT.

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McCarthy/Smith admonish- to warn or scold someone firmly.

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McCarthy/Smith admonish- to warn or scold someone firmly.

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Word Origin: admonere (Latin)
Sentence: The man admonished the dog for begging too much.
Remember: The appositive of ADMIRING someone is to ADMONISH them.